Clayton717
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Everything posted by Clayton717
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great job DW.
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excellent job cuttings. I really like the native americans.
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great job Marshall. I'm sure he will love it
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that looks great, well done.
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congrats on the find. the work to get it will be worth it.
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excellent job on both pattern and cutting. well done.
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excellent job Steve. I'm sure they will love it.
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thank you Marg.
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its an old post that has been made active again. it has broken links since "the move" not sure how to fix them
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hi Richard. welcome to the village
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great job.
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just delivered this to the customer this afternoon, and they really loved it. Its great to get comments from the members here, but when you get reaction from a customer like that it makes all the effort worth it.
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Several busy people, what about the rest of you.
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I checked into this saw when I was looking to buy. like Travis said there are some downfalls that I didn't care for. the speed change and the blade changing. One of my friends actually bought this saw for his wife, and I had a chance to look at it (he wanted to sell it). the blade holders were very different I think it would take me for ever to do fretwork with it. I'm really happy I didn't buy it and got the Dewalt.
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excellent job. I'm gonna have to get this pattern I have a friend this would be perfect for. thanks for sharing
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excellent job. I like your choice of woods
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great looking bowl.thanks for sharing
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this is another old post that has been restarted. the links are from before SSV made the move.
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I would say a #7 or #9 reverse tooth blade
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that is tiny. great job
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thanks guys for the comments. just delivered it to the customer she loved it.
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thanks Kevin
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Thanks for the comments. Spirithorse - the size is 11 x 16 the antlers were cut from the ambrosia maple.
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here is the second intarsia I've finished. the pattern is by Judy Gale Roberts. I used - curly maple, box elder(flaming), walnut, and cottonwood.
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Here is one of my latest intarsias. It's a white tailed deer. The pattern is by Judy Gale Roberts. I used sassafras, butternut, aspen, walnut, cottonwood, and ambrosia(wormy) maple.
